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B A Mohideen’s demise: Condolences pour in from political leaders

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July 10, 2018

Bengaluru, Jul 10: Condolences from various leaders poured in as soon as the news of the demise of former minister B A Mohideen spread. He was recognised for his services by the Karnataka Government by conferring the Devaraj Urs Award in 2016.

Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy and former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah joined other State leaders in recalling the services of late Mohideen, who was a close associate of late Chief Minister D Devaraj Urs.

Kumaraswamy said, in Mohideen’s demise the state had lost a veteran leader and offered his condolences to the bereaved family. CM prayed to Almighty that may his soul rest in peace, his family get strength to endure the loss.

Siddaramaiah, in his condolence message recalled that Mohideen was one of his trustworthy, honest and close friends. “As higher education minister, his contributions are praiseworthy,” he said. 

Former chief minister and Leader of Opposition in the Assembly, B S Yeddyurappa said that the demise of former minister is a great loss to the entire society. 

“He was not only an influential leader from coastal belt, but also was an honest politician in the state. His contributions as a minister and MLA will always be remembered. May his soul rest in peace,” said Yeddyurappa.

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Wasim
 - 
Friday, 13 Jul 2018

Yeddi statement is like......last scene of deewane hue pagal....said by akshay Kumar.....kya bolta mi...

 

zahoor ahmed
 - 
Wednesday, 11 Jul 2018

We surely belong to Allah and to him we shall return. May Allah forgive him,have mercy on him, accept all his good deeds and reward him the jannat al firdouse.

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May 5,2020

Bengaluru, May 5: Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Tuesday said that the coronavirus situation in the state is "under control" as compared to several other states in the country.

He also hinted that soon the construction and industrial activities would be allowed in the state except in the red zones.

"Coronavirus situation in the state is under control as compared to other states. Due to this, travel of migrant workers was prohibited. Now, trade, construction and industrial activities need to restart, except in the red zones," he told reporters.

According to the Karnataka Health Department, the state has so far recorded 659 COVID-19 cases, including 324 discharged and 28 deaths.

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April 18,2020

Mangaluru, Apr 18: The residents of Thokkottu welcomed a COVID-19 patient who was cured and discharged from hospital with a standing ovation. 

The man remained in quarantine after returning from Tablighi Jammat religious gathering at Nizamuddin in Delhi. He was tested positive for COVID-19 on April 4 and was shifted to Wenlock Hospital for treatment.

After he was tested positive, a complete lockdown was announced within a 200-metre radius of the apartment where he was residing at Thokkottu.

The cured patient will have to remain quarantined at home for the next 14 days.

He has thanked the doctors, nurses and paramedical staff of Wenlock Hospital who took care of him in the hospital. 

In the meantime, 12 COVID-19 patients out of 13 have been cured and discharged from the hospital in Dakshina Kannada district.

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July 6,2020

Jul 6: At least 8 lakh Indians may be forced to leave Kuwait as the country's legal and legislative committee has approved a draft expat quota Bill, reported.

The Bill, which states that Indians should not exceed 15 percent of the population, was determined as constitutional by the National Assembly, local media reported.

It will soon be transferred to the respective committee so that a comprehensive plan is created.

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